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Beauty and the Beast (1997)
A kind hearted merchant found shelter from a storm in an enchanted palace. He becomes imprisoned for picking a single flower for his youngest daughter Beauty. When his horse returned home alone, Beauty set out to finer her father, but what awaited her was a heart that matched her own.
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A kind hearted merchant found shelter from a storm in an enchanted palace. He becomes imprisoned for picking a single flower for his youngest daughter Beauty. When his horse returned home alone, Beauty set out to finer her father, but what awaited her was a heart that matched her own.
Rating:G
Genre:Romance, Animation, Fantasy
Written By:Diane Eskenazi
In Theaters:7/13/1997
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Runtime:49 minutes
Studio:Golden Films
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